Team CollaborationShip faster with fewer coordination failures
Miscommunication between artists, supervisors, and directors is one of the most common causes of rework and missed deadlines. Kitsu centralizes tasks, previews, and feedback in a single workflow so every stakeholder knows what is happening, what needs attention, and what is approved. From single-site studios to distributed teams, everyone works from the same source of truth.
More than 5,000,000 comments have already been posted on Kitsu!
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Stop losing feedback in emails and chat threadsTasks, comments and previews
Assign tasks to artists and have them publish their work directly in Kitsu when ready for review. Producers, supervisors, and directors iterate on the same platform, with every comment and version tracked in context. Real-time notifications mean no one is waiting on information they should already have.
Artists who do not know their priorities block productionTodos
Each artist sees exactly what is assigned to them, in what order, and at what stage. They can update progress without chasing a supervisor for instructions. Less back-and-forth means more time on the work that matters.
Problems caught late cost more to fixNewsfeed
The newsfeed surfaces every comment, status change, and new preview across the production in real time. Supervisors and producers spot issues early, before they compound. Nothing falls through the cracks because someone missed a message.
Relevant updates get buried when they live in the wrong toolSlack and Discord notifications
Route Kitsu activity into the channels your team already monitors. Comments, status changes, and new previews appear directly in Slack or Discord so the right people respond without having to check a separate platform.
Customer Story:
Miyu studio
"A few days are enough to understand all the features required to run a production. Everyone in the studio starts quickly, especially artists who really enjoy Kitsu. We didn't notice this enthusiasm with the previous tools we used."
Carole Faure, Production Manager
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